Hello!
We are just starting Classical Rhetoric and using it for a semester course only. We have the DVDs as well. Can yall give me any tips on how and when to watch the DVD lessons. It seems if he was to just read Aristotle then watch the DVD then he would be supplied with all the answers to the questions. I could be wrong about this as I haven't watched the whole lesson yet. Also, it video track list lists 10 lessons but there are 16 in the book?? Do the lessons on the DVD sometimes cover more than one lesson from the book??
Any tips or tricks for an independent student to lead himself through this in a semester would be helpful. What all would yall recommend we skip in order to accomplish the basics in one semester. I am only planning on .5 credit. Thanks!!!!
We are just starting Classical Rhetoric and using it for a semester course only. We have the DVDs as well. Can yall give me any tips on how and when to watch the DVD lessons. It seems if he was to just read Aristotle then watch the DVD then he would be supplied with all the answers to the questions. I could be wrong about this as I haven't watched the whole lesson yet. Also, it video track list lists 10 lessons but there are 16 in the book?? Do the lessons on the DVD sometimes cover more than one lesson from the book??
Any tips or tricks for an independent student to lead himself through this in a semester would be helpful. What all would yall recommend we skip in order to accomplish the basics in one semester. I am only planning on .5 credit. Thanks!!!!
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